my 1st impression is it's a bit k o, k o all over the face bought a born is treating everyone is, is happy. people are approaching us due to the rest of the gunfire. so everyone is watching the chic about their emotions. they just want to express your happiness about the downfall of the assad regime. you can see, you know, everyone's fighting tensing for freedom, celebrating on in the sense that the syrian army left there in the middle of the square. so that's, that's my 1st impression. meanwhile, israel says it has carried out nearly 500 of air strikes on syrian military assets . over the last 2 days is really military says it has struck most of serious strategic weapons stockpiles that says it wants to prevent weapons from the ousted assad regime from falling into the hands of islamist extremist. the army also confirmed that its forces are pushing further into a border buffer zone established following the 1973 middle east war. however, it denied reports that is really troops or advancing towards the capital of damascus to michael millstein is a senior analyst until we have univers

my 1st impression is it's a bit k o, k o fall over to face spots are born of treating. everyone is, is happy. people are approaching us due to the rest of the gunfire. so everyone is watching the chic about their emissions. they just want to express your hop in us about the downfall of the assad. raheem. you can see, you know, everyone's fighting tensing for freedom. celebrating on in the sense that the syrian army left there in the middle of the square. so that's, that's my 1st impression journalist. he has a but isn't, has saca in the northeast of syria? earlier i asked him to tell us more about the new intern prime minister mohammed over here. yeah, this man was there's multiple for b administration of the did with the governor age where it h t, as was located before the they march to demoss schools. and he was a man who, who was known for administrating efficiently and in a, in a professional way. so that this region could establish the structure is needed in order to um, the total assets. and then he is no appointed and he showed and strengths and feelings between

my 1st impression is it's a bit k o, k o, all over the face, spots are born of treating. everyone is happy. people are approaching us due to the rest of the gunfire. so everyone is approaching chic about their emissions. they just want to express your happiness about the downfall of the sod. raheem you can see, you know, everyone's fighting tensing for freedom, celebrating on in the sense that the syrian army left there in the middle of the square. so that's, that's my 1st impression. thousands of syrians have been returning home from neighboring turkey since the fall of the side regime. within 3000000 people escaped to turkey after the start of the civil war and 2011, many of them are now hoping to return, despite the political uncertainty. turkey is given shelter to more syrian refugees than any other country in economic crisis means they face rising anti migrant rhetoric and even violent attacks are corresponding julia. how does that a crossing on turkey's border with syria julia, yesterday, we saw scores of people crossing the border into syria. what's the situation t

my 1st impression is it's a bit k o, k o fall over to phase, but my point is treating everyone is, is happy. people are approaching us due to the rest of the gunfire. so everyone is watching the chic about their emotions. they just want to express their popping us about the downfall of the regime. you can see, you know, everyone's fighting tensing for freedom. celebrating on in the sense that the syrian army left there in the middle of the square. so that's, that's my 1st impression. it's very much he has a bad he's in the city of his saca in the northeast of syria, montana mohammed all this year has been appointed interim prime minister. who is this man and how have syrians? you've talked to been reacting to the news yeah, this man was responsible for the, the administration of the did with the governor rage where it h t, as was located before. busy the they marched suit m oscars, and he was a man who, who was known for administrating it efficiently and in the, in the professional way. so that this region could establish the structure is needed in order to, um, the total assets. and

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magnitude in the russian military, do you think ukraine, would it be even attempt to do that with i p o k. all of the doctors or was it something that if they're getting desperate with losses, that they're going to go and do this in any case? yes, i think the, what i said and they have to becca of from nato or am i 5? am i 6, c, r a, whatever you name it that we know they are there are, there are there and ukraine. i don't think they can do it by themselves. it's always like coordinated with them. so and because of course what i said they are losing one of the better deals kias they are now going to go for terrorism. but this is more than to. busy and this is assess the nation's, i mean, and high 1st, and that's what you says. and if this will continue it's, it's, it's very, very bad, of course. and i mean, uh, the people in moscow or the government and so long, okay. who it's another do my deputy is also maybe suspect that there was an attack plans on him. so then we should be very alert about this because you know, when people or when the battle is going very fast, they will do anything

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and from our o k camera temperatures right now 58 degrees in santa rosa and napa. it is 52. in petaluma. it's getting a little cool out there in fairfield in the 40s and 50s for concord and livermore. looking from our san jose camera, it is mainly clear. next, several days. mild winter weather will continue tomorrow morning we're going to see some patches of fog right near the coast. and then this weekend, dry and cooler conditions are expected. so tonight, those high clouds going through at 7:00. and then as we head towards the morning hours, we'll see a few patches of fog right near the coastline going into the afternoon and evening. some of that fog may actually hang around, but really the pattern is very light winds and not as cold as it was last week. if you recall, we had frost advisories. so tomorrow morning we're looking at 30s and 40s. patchy fog near the coast. inland areas we'll see mainly clear skies, occasional high clouds. tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be a nice day in the south bay. 71 in san jose, 72. morgan hill 68, in milpitas on the peninsula, 69. in

yes, so the bodies army wanted to be prepared for the k o. so that might be generated on the influx of thousands of the syrians. that was the uh, the syrian border, just like what happened that today either uh, you know, uh, crossing from lebanon to see a or the other way around the been east harm you wanted to deal with that. busy k, us uh, already and uh, you know, the army is going to been, he's army was very worried about the collapse, the rapid collapse of the seal, the machine forces on the other side of the a border. and as, as the rebels, the militant troubles over the but he's on the wanted to make sure that it's. busy you know, these, these border are safe. and where does this leave the many syrians living in lebanon? is there any sign that they will choose to go back? well, it's good. again, it depends on who you ask thousands of, uh, the syrians here and depend on already made their way back home. we've seen them this morning. we've talked to many of them. others are just waiting here and up and on. they want to come back and one

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yes, so the bodies army wanted to be prepared for the k o. so that might be generated on the influx of thousands of the syrians. that was the uh, the syrian border, just like what happened that today either uh, you know, uh, crossing from lebanon to see a or the other way around the been east harm you wanted to deal with that. busy k, us uh, already and uh, you know, the army is going to been, he's army was very worried about the collapse, the rapid collapse of the sea, of the machine forces on the other side of the a folder. and as, as the rebels, the militant troubles over the, but he's on the wanted to make sure that it's the, you know, these, these border are safe. and where does this leave the many syrians living in lebanon? is there any sign that they will choose to go back? well, it's good. again, it depends on who you ask. thousands of, uh, the syrians here and depend on already made their way back. so we've seen them this morning. we've talked to many of them. others are just waiting here and up and on. they want to come back. and on

they have the last day of classes and that the some of the secret means that store saw this, the k o of the number. yes, i don't know whether it is just of now. yeah. or what it is that are some other churches centers. unfreezes a close to a child that goes to damascus for now, but what do you know? and i left with that was which is in the homes that was the case. and in, in, in damascus uploads to wendell position to forward to go to the civic. all the posts as the days and hours are past due. you got a good job. more stories for these people and day. thank you so much for it. so for all of that in and critical, david again in damascus, christmas to to for us them as russell, just mention terrific. stories are emerging from sydney, a prison that's known as the human sloth, the house x was on which has the largest they run is free man for the 1st time in years escaping the confines of serious prisoners. the across syria scenes of liberation as thousands emerge from detention centers, leaving facilities that have been described as human slaughter houses address thoughts. becky, as lon

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have a look at the map here of syria and then no c l o marks area is held by the us by p k. k. the kurdish insurgent group is clashing with turkish box militants for the city of mount beach. extreme is sold lowest of the territory, including the capital, damascus. let's talk to you on those recently, they're taking the eastern stronghold of the a zill. i mean, while turkey a is accusing, is where i live, trump plank on serious territorial integrity. showcasing some of the inside thing among the key players in the nation. the accusation pounds is a major diamond. the north of the country has will pull to leaping oaks, out of service off to being attacked by turkish banks. forces in the area. meanwhile, repose suggest the turkish intelligence. here it is destroyed. 12 trucks passed without munitions that were seized upon the us box. could have done work as policy, is the footage sent to us by the local report. the nearby is the strike square to numerous secondary explosions. lighting out the nice guy earlier, my colleague what research i spoke with a code is 2 and a list, a aram

that's k n o c k to 369369. >> i'm.l, we're on the california coast and this is cnn tonight a pair of eye catching warnings to executives in corner offices everywhere. >> one of them from the most watched podcaster on the planet and another from a progressive politician synonymous with taking on corporations. joining us in our fifth seat now is hadas gold, cnn's media correspondent. i want to play what joe rogan had to say about all of this. listen i don't think anybody's going to, like, be crying too hard over that guy. >> maybe his family, but that's about it. yeah, it's a dirty, dirty business. the business of insurance is gross. it's gross. and especially health care insurance. just gross i have to say. >> i mean, this is so weird, but a man was murdered in the streets of new york, and, i mean, there's a conversation that's happening now about that stuff, but it's so interesting to see how quickly it's turned to health insurance. executives are bad, actually, and that's the moral of the story. >> i mean, two things

k. and it, as it proves to get, has always said that the very ranks of the y p g r o, former p k k commanders, p k, k officers who have whom the turkish governments have full for more than a more than 4 decades. and that's why it took, it says badge we don't deal with a terrorist organization. that's why a ceasefire is not possible. and we are determined that no semi or fully autonomous kurdish and so to lead to by the y p j which is the p k. k for to care is possible by our border. this is the turkish stance at both from the foreign ministry side, and from the defense ministry and military side also, we have heard turkish for administer while he was speaking to us. um, is a down until to elda 0 saying that, uh, to get it right now. uh, there is a serious new administration in syria, and this is their issue. they should be dealing with this and luckily to kill will not feel any necessitate to militarily intervene in the fight against as a y p g, as the syrian mass, not army that were formerly known as a free c right now, i mean back by the turkish ministry is already conducting to fight again

there's a lot of tool k o as in victor and, and is there a what that might mean? and whether this could also imply that now with the events proxy is weakened in the region that is run might go for a pre emptive strike as it's described to you against iran, nuclear sites on the time of the reporting from jerusalem. thank you, tonya. we can now go to the mass coast where i was special corresponding to abraham is standing by. what more do we know about these latest attacks as well? we have not heard any contribution from the syrian side regarding visa text, but remember, this will be by no means the 1st a strike by is 3 a on syria and military assets since the fall of the assad regime a little over a week ago in terms of the reactions among people here on the street. this is of course being seen very negatively. i'll just give you a little anecdote of, from people that i was speaking to yesterday here on the streets of damascus. one woman told me, you know, when the assad regime was in charge when they were in power, we didn't really care when his release started ass

you guys are claim is regarding the pulse of cause, excuse k o, and that effect of all the korean citizens. so he needs to need to or can use to pay for what he did. mesa will need your south. korea's main opposition policy address to protest is assigned to policy we hope that you will join us in protecting democracy and preventing the global crisis of democracy in korea to his belly, been seen in public since imposing motion. been done when still these processes for making sure that we will take a look at some more storage making headlines now brush and better was assigned a security pack that brings by the roots on the most goes nuclear umbrella and return for ally russian to deploy tapco nuclear weapons that russian president vladimir putin, inventor was in lita alexander the shanker, signed the treaty a meeting in mid mishenko, also asp version to deploy intermediate range ballistic missiles and bowers public health officials in the democratic republic of congo, say the countries on high on the open a mystery of flu like disease that's killed dozens of people over the last few weeks ca

you'll select your launch the country to k, o, self declaring martial, early of this month. also coming up tens of thousands joined nationwide celebrations in syria. a week off, the rebel forces ended more than half a century of brutal dictatorship by the assumption machine. and we find out why it left windows and the french column is refusing to work with a.

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total of took it from syria and demanded at the end of the took the spot for the city and opposite k o position. after this, the tooth understood quite clearly that the normalization attends with a soft fate because the ticket tried for almost 2 years now to get a subdivision into c o position at the table and took a, reached out this hands to damascus and run through the audience and solution and see a want to piece and see about unfortunately, that must close was not the way the a knew that you are not a rush show us able to enforce or convinced that must because to be more constructive ends to give. finally, the green light and to soon where, but it's at once beyond a once expectation. how sign in toronto is that how it seems inter on that would be trying to diplomatic, over chose a neighbor, a buffed by a side. and the tucks really have no choice but degree night this. well, if you look at the austin process, and later on the sushi meeting, they boils down to to base 16 search the then doors 20 to 54. there is it and see when security costs are resolution that costs for a ceasefire

arrangements for years have tried to depict all of the opposition to our side as um, basically dash o or l k. the uh, so sunni se terrace and you recall back at the start of the war um, couldn't propose the counter terrorism alliance with the united states and tried to revive all the imagery from world war 2. and that was basically directed against i ash. but what we saw, it was most of the syrian and russian effort was not against ash. it was against a groups like, uh, you know, is this one of those groups in the opposition of asher last side of it look, problems like are you to show you the issue we have now is that this group is very aware of that and they are going to great lengths to try to present themselves as being multiethnic, respectful of other religions. they appointed the archbishop of aleppo, is the term civil governor. they're trying to counter that narrative, they're engaging to actively show that that's not the case. but part of us, of strength has been that a lot of religious groups in syria, the allergies, the christians and the sheer believe that. so this is a sunni cell

of state, has apologized for his short lived declaration of martial norwich. plunged the nation into k o. the one piece on the declaration of emergency marshall was driven by my desperation as president. meaning i am ultimately responsible for state affairs. however, this has caused anxiety and inconvenience to the public illness. i am truly sorry, and i sincerely apologize to all citizens who must have been very surprised. i will not avoid the legal or political responsibility regarding this declaration of martial law. here and empires to knock down for several hours on tuesday, citing concerned as a pro north korean forces in the country haldeman revolt at vi, towing to move by that and hundreds had gathered in protest in parliamentary ins, clashed with security forces. i'm at the full out nationwide. the defense minister resigned and una himself, as you know, is facing impeachment. we spoke to south, very important visit and trying to handle choice as a preview of that exclusive and more okay to i believe that since president hughes took you all came to power democracy in south korea

well going to j o d u k. out of course, while a napoleon stammer is, uh, you know, talking owner crap about, uh, you know, just about everything he said, uh, exceptionally own popular british prime minister. oh, he has a been actually a decent breed. it is during the last say 20 years. the all the farmers just been in the streets uh crime is going through the roof. uh rapist them are is, and so it goes, gets out 1st, getting released from jail to put the members in for real. what's to tier care a preoccupied with? yeah, you guessed it, russia. he has a real hard on for the reasons and find, you know, she's convinced that we're going to stand toe to toe. we're sorry. russians are we're, we're part of our more are prepared for far. it's our mental julio again. well, it's funny and so it's very important with steadfast and also for, for, you know, it's not important to have stadium running shoes. nature workshop. the support you find is what you think your most important. so when you call while, including the pe

how little tall sold for k o salt to the president himself as muscle, nor to the feet. what he said, what pro north korean, who sits? hundreds, gathering protests, confronting security forces may the parliament building create policy institute direct to somebody shut and says, the head of state is lead to farms by the hour. and so he again was the, she was a huge side. and number one factor as to, to a come from this end to state forces, anybody who's against this thing, they're. busy considered anticipate forces specifically the opposition party and the more liberal progressive groups and workers, and unions and doctors who it has been as you now promoted, as you know, were helping me by watching. it's like perfect that. here it was quite a few special sessions so so that is where that's, that is that's one reason why i'm doing has not, has this thing part united as, as all the powers you. and while the approval ratings for the present house plummeted in fact, and now stand directly the low of 17 percent thought since he took office in 2022. his handling of the economy

functions and are racing to stick a claim on valuable r a bill, an energy rich loans adding to the k o some uncertainty. and then bottled syria, well, let's take a closer look then just to control the watts in the nation in the north. the yellow here marks area is held by the us back to s d f, which is allegedly linked to the p k. k. a. curtis insurgency group in the 8th that says turkish bach militants, of taken over the city of non bes, all of the green is controlled by h t. s. terrorists. israel is another force of play, the idea of slit. a strike is hit. the ton of must be off on the homes, countryside and central korea. its own video shows attacks and military equipment, vehicles and infrastructure in the in bottle of nation. the for the army has reportedly destroyed up to 80 percent of serious strategic military assets. since by short all a sub was the hosted by you since we also have a c, h 2. yes, itself continues to seize more, a territory, leaving destruction in their wake. recently released for they'd shows them overtaking and vandalizing the most lean, but the late syrian p

so let's most will move which plunge the nation into k o. one piece on the declaration of emergency martial law was driven by my desperation as president, meaning i am ultimately responsible for state affairs. however, this has caused anxiety and inconvenience to the public whom as i am truly sorry, and i sincerely apologize to all citizens who must have been very surprised. i will not avoid the legal or political responsibility regarding this declaration of martial law. impose the locked down for several hours on tuesday, sites in concern of appraisals. grand forces in the country, parliament revolt it. they to make the move but by then hundreds with god that in protest. and parliamentarians clashed with security forces. i'm at the full out nationwide. the defense minister resigned i do is now thinking on 2 political office. we spoke to south greenville and visited, and john hutton choice. his preview of that exclusive interview is on your own. i believe that since president hughes took you all came to power democracy and south korea has be

k o succeeds thing out on the street. so typically see it though, is the lines that protests, including wisdom box and g. o. is it being rounded up in georgia, following rates on the offices? us a secretary of state on to me, blink and say is washington will soon shallows, $50000000000.00 from frozen russian assets to you freight or well, most of those things will multiply on phase to find the issue. let them do what they want and that's when we must do what is necessary to protect our interests. the a very well welcome to you. this is auntie international with the world. news on faith is good to have you company the week long, fine thing to know the syria is seeing government trips pushed back the terrorists, reportedly killing at least 1600. according to the russian defense ministry, who supposes that helping president the sod. so does the syrian only now controls the city of hama, as remains on the hiler to repel any attacks the working in town them syrian grounds troops and russian and forces is said to have inflicted

so k o now says he will lift marshall low just hours after declaring it. he said he would respect a vote by parliament calling on him to withdraw the measure drive. it's got it outside the national assembly building all night in a position to his original declaration made light on tuesday. troops was sent to the parliament building at one point in full stairway in but have said, spring withdrawal. jim, the stuff i've been that credit is that in the south korean capital. so welcome a 5 year quite a night for south korea just to walk us through what happened so yeah, really a turbulent night and now it's 5 am local time. so what has happened in the evening or the late evening president of june? so if your basic key to clear emergency martial law now it's just for context during the military dictatorship in the south square during the sixties and seventies, the even early eighty's. this was quite common and it was always justified with the threat of north korea. but since the south korea health its 1st democratic elections in 1987, there was no and martial la

i mean, if that was the case, it would be a recipe for global k o. d u and also what was that? a few monetary and dissolves to this full say the emilia and syrians to feed the homeless. and the last store shows that it says basic supplies, the able welcome to you. this is all the international with the very latest world news updates. thank you for joining us. this now. we're starting with updates from the ground and the ukraine, the conflict, the russian ministry of defense, se 7 move settlements have been secured by its troops this week. so we have those all in villages of villages in russia's coast region, while ukraine lost more than $200.00 soldiers in 24 hours. the russian army also destroyed 3 tanks, including 2 british challenges. most of those defense ministry reported announces the crated army has suffered of 812000 casualties across the o friends this week alone. according to n o d officials, to the russian military has power, does a sweeping attack on ukraine's energy system. the movie is being described as retaliation to key of strikes on russia with west and suppli

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himself, you should go on and yeah, and the crown is accusing parliamentarians of say things to create k o spot. i was think his prime minister was to take on that play i was just giving you a search rates the front is. 3 in the met that we never know. and what was the president during the last 7 years? it was, i think somebody, the name was a menu, a my call. but now you explained that is for nothing. you know, you was just the president during 7 years, e as a responsible of the distortion of development in june. and you said, oh, so that's my fort. oh, it's not my fault. it just the 4th of the members of parliament has been elected the some months ago. uh, honestly, uh, it's sort of time to same thing. what do you say? you say? oh, the french didn't understand why i disorder the nation that a, somebody, you know, it's never a sport is the part of a separate edition. the floor of the french watch too much to be, to understand the chance that we have this president. 3 honestly this speech was like, oh, race there what just a good use the west shore to but like where ways in fact uh, easy,

the 1st sitting us president to have a visit, the one to provide last spring and n j o u. k, executive chairman of the african energy chain, but he joins us from low and welcome to alj a 0. so i didn't promised he would visit the sub saharan africa, he's left until the last minute of the day. what do you make of that? i think sometimes you would have to say, but i lead done. never. it would have been very good if he's had come before, maybe a loss here, but i think him still coming to angola. it shows one thing are for guys important on go lies important. and there is a big change that he could really improve in west africa relations that have seen it cold when the eyes of reason and i'm going to has done some really good things to be. it was the recipient of the us presence of tension. and it's to be seated on his time. i need something of a trend as well. i mean, he's the 1st few as president to travel to the region as a whole since 2015. why do you think the region has been largely neglected by consecutive us presidency? i mean, that is a big question for the americans. i